A Snow Storm and A Stupid Preacher

Spurgeon’s conversion was on January 6, 1850 – here’s what he wrote about that day -  from his autobiography:

I sometimes think I might have been in darkness and despair until now had it not been for the goodness of God in sending a snowstorm, one Sunday morning, while I was going to a certain place of worship. When I could go no further, I turned down a side street, and

Help him Lord!

Chris Brauns writes about what every preacher secretly desires here.  I would love to hear it this Sunday!  I would love it more if you told me you were praying for me.

Not Your Normal Revelation Sermon Series

If you want to listen to all or any of of our sermons from the book of Revelation then keep on clicking.

Thinking about Preaching…

David Fitch has posted a very interested blog about preaching in a post-Christian world.  Specifically, he interacts with what he believes are three common myths about preaching, followed by a statement on the purpose of preaching.  I’ve provided his post below…I’m curious about what you think.

Preachers Better Remember this Quote

“When weariness begins edification ends.”      John Newton

Is there anything worse than a long and lifeless sermon?  Give me short and lifeless any day.  Better yet, give me 35 minutes of engaging biblical truth.